Later, a comprehensive review by Upadhyaya and colleagues (2002) found that psychiatric comorbidity is common in adolescent cigarette smokers, especially among those with disorders involving disruptive behavior (such as oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder, and ADHD), major depressive disorders, and drug and alcohol use
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In real-life settings, studies in homes found small real-time increases in PM 2.5 concentrations in the home of an e-cigarette user that coincided with vaping use during a 60-minute sampling, although the median concentration (9.88 g/m 3 ) was similar (8.32 g/m 3 ) to the levels found in the home of the non-vaper (Fernndez et al., 2015)